To paraphrase the Beatles, the mockery President Trump gets is equal to the mockery he deserves.
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Wray made a mockery of those values Thursday and, in so doing, made a mockery of the FBI.
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His contempt for people that are different is so consuming that he personifies mockery and threatens to make a mockery of the United States.
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The play's warning about an unimaginable future now feels like a bitter mockery of our degraded present—though mockery has its own political and artistic uses, as Brecht knew.
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Mr Blumenthal called the hearing a "charade and a mockery of our norms", and a voice from the back of the chamber added, "a mockery and a travesty of justice".
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"It's making a mockery not only of the 43 and their families, it's making a mockery of all Mexicans," said Mario González, a father of one of the missing students.
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Rather, there are a lot of gestures toward outrage, mockery, self-mockery, self-loathing, and cultural image–hijacking that, despite the gleeful, stupid exuberance, provide few moments of critical transcendent emancipation.
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And Trump's bullying and mockery should be replaced by empathy.
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He seeks respect, even from his critics, rather than mockery.
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The stunt has earned him a fair amount of mockery.
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Chris Krovatin is howling mockery at the cross on Twitter.
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As usual, Brown's misogyny and mockery are absolutely uncalled for.
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Ms Ortega had called it a "mockery of the people".
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This was, of course, a light mockery of modern robots.
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We are making a mockery of the rule of law.
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Still, among a less targeted audience, Sekulow's performance drew mockery.
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It makes a mockery of our history and our present.
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It makes a mockery of anything calling itself a university.
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The president's mockery prompted laughter and applause from the audience.
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Wednesday, was spread around the world, drawing offense and mockery.
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These companies are making a mockery of supposed employment rights.
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Embrace the mockery of the disabled or Gold Star families?
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The comedian's new show makes a mockery of Israeli machismo.
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Trump makes a proud and almost ceaseless mockery of them.
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As for Trump, his mockery of the disabled offended Frisbie.
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A gentle mockery of the original format has already begun.
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It would be a mockery of trial, not a trial.
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Mother and daughter could easily have been figures of mockery.
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"It's making a mockery of international conventions," Dr. Shepherd said.
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Their relationship seemed to be founded on affectionate reciprocal mockery.
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Once, that outlay might have won him more than mockery.
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This is particularly true when contempt is expressed as mockery.
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"You make a mockery out of this committee," said Rep.
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Democrats in Congress have made a mockery of the law.
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Hammons turned the racist slur into a mockery of racism.
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It made a mockery of concepts like fairness and competition.
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This was his approximation, and mockery, of the Aryan 'ideal'.
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They made a mockery of Christian faith and moral fidelity.
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This was a mockery of how capitalism is supposed to work.
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That's kind of making a mockery of the process, I think.
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"This is a mockery and a travesty of justice," Sarsour said.
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On one level, the mockery of Juicero was a bit unfair.
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Read more about the blunder, and the mockery that followed, here.
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A ridiculous new aesthetic of corporate mockery is taking hold online.
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Instead of shying away from the mockery, Jenner leaned into it.
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Katie Porter is making a mockery of the House of Representatives.
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Friday File Anonymous social mockery was not born on the Internet.
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Although this mockery is heavily censored, the occasional meme slips through.
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It also makes a mockery of the process of fiscal forecasting.
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She denounced the assembly vote as "a mockery of the people".
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Time and time again he has shown himself vulnerable to mockery.
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When do gingers get anything for being ginger, other than mockery?
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Indeed your action makes a mockery of the rule of law.
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But the mockery and elitism in that term rankles me now.
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It's a mockery that whittles us down to our sexual parts.
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"People use it as a form of self-mockery," Ding added.
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The spate of murders, however, makes a mockery of these ideals.
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We're making a mockery of what should be a beautiful game.
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Others seized on Mr. Trump's remark as an occasion for mockery.
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Then, a professor was somebody with enough clout to warrant mockery.
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It makes a mockery of American immigration laws, encouraging more lawlessness.
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It's like we get one month, like it's a mockery thing.
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The Democrats have made a mockery of this whole confirmation process.
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An administration divided against itself only makes a mockery of sanctions.
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Here for your viewing entertainment is a collection of the mockery.
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For Mr. Trump, climate change is often the subject of mockery.
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The mockery Sanders's supporters are throwing at Clinton is entirely merited.
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Made a mockery of London's licensing laws for drivers and companies.
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Jawline, directed by Liza Mandelup, smartly sidesteps that kind of mockery.
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It makes a mockery of their faith and their supposed philosophies.
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Trump faced mockery and trolling after the reports, including from Rep.
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Wearing brown face is an act of open mockery and racism.
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Such arrangements make a mockery of the ethics laws and rules.
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The present-day Republican Party makes a mockery of this conceit.
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He is making a mockery of America on the world's stage.
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Calling the hearing a "charade and mockery of our norms," Sen.
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But Trump transmogrified his opponents' mockery into a test of will.
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They show him terrorists making a mockery of weak American leadership.
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Once I knew it was Borat, we already know his game and his -- so we knew he was here to make a mockery, and make a mockery of what, gun owners, the gun business, gun shops.
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Now, it may fail, but critics, what do you have beside mockery?
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So, we knew he's here to make a mockery, and of what?
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As I said it wasn't comedy, it was mockery with no taste.
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He is gifted at detecting weakness and deft at mockery and insult.
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Whilst apparently doubling down on the ignorance that has attracted said mockery.
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Women's use of social media is perpetually ripe for mockery and critique.
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Instead, The Final Girls finds its footing as a mockery-filled caper.
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All of it, from the voice mockery to the confrontations, was uncomfortable.
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"Do you think you'll make a mockery of this election?" asked Tapper.
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And it makes a mockery of the monument of which Jefferson spoke.
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Trump called it a mockery of his tough-on-immigration campaign promises.
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Even so, Cruz may have set himself up for mockery on Tuesday.
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Stateside, though, internal condoms mostly faces mockery, distrust, and grossed-out reactions.
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The response from experts on CNN and other sites was open mockery.
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Clinton's campaign has also seized on Mr. Trump's mockery of Mr. Kovaleski.
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It starts with love, goes over to death, and then to mockery.
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Sessions, a frequent target for mockery on "SNL," was fired last week.
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That makes a mockery of affirmative action, and of the university itself.
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We played for what we'd seen before, either in mockery or adulation.
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He was thin, and his voice always carried an edge of mockery.
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They make a mockery of the N.C.A.A.'s supposed emphasis on academics.
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In the presence of the real thing their mimicry is made mockery.
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Much of the mockery has focused on the Skywhale's enormous, hanging udders.
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Perhaps you have hurt someone with your harsh words, mockery or dismissiveness.
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But these meaninglessly long sentences aren't justice — they're a mockery of it.
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Everything that happens outside the court makes a mockery of this assertion.
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His capricious approach makes a mockery of our laws and deliberative process.
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For his detractors, the president's appearance has been a source of mockery.
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As the mockery grew louder, the White House decided to get serious.
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Mr. Helm's mockery of Mr. Robertson, once his best friend, was lashing.
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A Trump or Cruz nomination would make a mockery of GOP values.
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Such a decision would make a mockery of the jury selection process.
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In another overture to this group, Clinton ripped Trump's mockery of Sen.
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Whitaker's installation makes a mockery of our Constitution and our founders' ideals.
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YouGov drew mockery for predicting a hung Parliament — accurately, it turned out.
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Democrats in Congress have made a mockery of the law, Grisham said.
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This new version was met with eye-rolling and mockery from Clintonistas.
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After her syllabus started circulating on Twitter, so did the endless mockery.
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"Wearing brownface is an act of open mockery and racism," Scheer said.
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"You make a mockery out of this committee," a riled Levin said.
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It will make a mockery of the very idea of America first.
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"To hold otherwise would make a mockery" of the Clean Water Act.
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No one is safe from mockery and ridicule, including children and teenagers.
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She's newly bedecked with a hairstyle that's been met with much mockery.
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He wouldn't have reacted by that mockery by running for president in 2016.
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Our system is a mockery to good immigration policy, and law, and order.
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Twombly's paintings famously either fire passionate adoration in viewers or eye-rolling mockery.
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"They are making a mockery of the blood of our martyrs," he said.
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A United Nations official has said his trial was a "mockery" of justice.
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For them, the very concept of a "graduate premium" may seem a mockery.
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Mr Barzani, for his part, has made a mockery of the political system.
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DeVos's hearing, which Politico called "cringe-worthy," earned mockery from comedians as well.
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Sometimes a buzzword gets so overhyped that it deserves some light-hearted mockery.
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This makes a mockery of new schemes promoting employment in the digital economy.
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Mockery, sympathy, love, loyalty, sarcasm, masochism ... the Chicago Cubs have had it all.
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A little bit of mockery could add some needed energy to her message.
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They wrote the then-candidate made a "makes a mockery" of their principles.
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"We can't allow people to make a mockery of the law," Jaitley said.
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Young's mockery of students who are not like him has spanned several decades.
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If you think Hillary's laugh is grating and therefore worthy of mockery, fine.
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It is silly, a mockery of the pose and the teen-like tweeting.
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In recent years land grabs have sometimes made a mockery of customary ownership.
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"You become a subject of mockery and fun and criticism," Mr. Ahuja said.
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Dawson said Trump's mockery of him didn't change his opinion of the president.
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Self-interested politicians have made a mockery of one of their primary responsibilities.
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The diagnosis has led to mockery and criticism from some on the left.
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Mr. Duterte's mockery of the rule of law is not limited to criminals.
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The initial bush clearing was not done without the mockery of other villagers.
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Certainly there will be no questions about Trump's mockery of a disabled reporter.
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Certainly there will be no questions about Trump's mockery of a disabled reporter.
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Children stick out their tongues at us, and we are subject to mockery.
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Mockery that labeled him "Robot Rubio" rained down, and his momentum melted away.
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Yandy seems prepared for the annual mockery that many of its costumes face.
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But tap dancers have approached ballet just as shallowly, often with defensive mockery.
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Russia's hidden arsenal of Novichok makes a mockery of the Chemical Weapons Convention.
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People stick "schm" onto words arbitrarily, usually to indicate some form of mockery.
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Even Apu's last name — Nahasapeemapetilon — is presented in a way that invites mockery.
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Are the White Walkers' art pieces a memory or mockery of their creators?
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That would make a mockery of the referendum we had two years ago.
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Most of his inventions have failed, putting Flint at the epicenter of mockery.
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His tariffs, crony capitalism and self-dealing make a mockery of free enterprise.
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Mr. Whitaker's installation makes a mockery of our Constitution and our founders' ideals.
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Making a mockery of it is putting you further away from a solution.
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A bumptious brew of mockery, sarcasm, even juvenile humor, weaponized for propaganda purposes.
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The institutional forces that conspire to destroy Joan are presented with gleeful mockery.
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I have been taught to repent of fear, anxiety, defensiveness, mockery and anger.
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This act makes a mockery of all the United States has stood for.
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We cannot let the occupant make a mockery of our Constitution any longer.
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Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger in which the retired pilot condemned mockery of Biden's stutter.
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Try to do what you do without mockery of our heartbroken little era.
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Emotional abuse might involve ridicule or mockery of her body or her disability.
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This subtle mockery of human kindness grows markedly less subtle by the minute.
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Even there the penchant for evenhandedness, levelling mockery at both candidates, seems misguided.
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The Republican National Committee advertised the "huge" sale Friday, earning mockery on Twitter.
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The mockery gets to him because deep down, he knows he's a fraud.
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When it comes to drag queens, mockery is often somewhat of a compliment.
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Our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and Law and Order.
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Like all of the show's targets, it offers plenty of opportunity for mockery.
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What is important is to launch links and mockery at those who don't.
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But time – like gravity, love and alcohol – inevitably makes a mockery of us all.
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Epstein's light sentence makes a mockery of the principle of equal justice for all.
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But in their cartoon version of manhood, they've left themselves vulnerable to her mockery.
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Rival bidder Fujifilm Holdings Corp had criticized it as a "mockery of the law".
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And later, (Inaudible) mockery Kim Kardashian actually got something done at the White House.
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At the heart of Ferrell's impression, however unintentional, is a mockery of her femininity.
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While jeers and mockery can be ignored, the reality faced by undocumented immigrants cannot.
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But in the face of hate and mockery, these Jim and Pam bios prevail.
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Rival bidder Fujifilm Holdings Corp had criticised it as a "mockery of the law".
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But underneath their mockery, gentle or not, is the sense of greater things afoot.
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It made a mockery of the decades-old market maxim: "Don't fight the Fed".
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We are not so much talking about deliberate mockery as something much more insidious.
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It didn't take long for the mockery and meme-making to commence on Twitter.
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The first volunteers struggled, amid mockery and abuse by the men in their ranks.
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LONDON — The current trend of Trump-based mockery is spreading across Europe like wildfire.
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A little mockery of the situation, and I think that's necessary for good health.
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It's a luxury conundrum, one that feels like a mockery of tremendous human suffering.
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You live a life of mockery, whether it's banter or whether it's sometimes aggressive.
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They break down the mind, preserve the body, and make a mockery of pain.
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"These chemicals are still on the shelves ... it makes a mockery of the EPA."
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After his pair of high-heeled boots drew mockery from rivals this week, Sen.
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There are a lot of mad people ... let's make a mockery out of it.
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He deserves the mockery he receives from all the people who laugh at him?
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It encourages apathy by making a mockery of politics and all those who participate.
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I didn't want to make it look like a mockery going for that cycle.
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The show has a breezy confidence that never tips all the way into mockery.
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No one is safe from Schuyler's biting mockery, not Southern segregationists or black liberationists.
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And the idea that too much time has passed makes a mockery of morality.
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"To me, that was a mockery," said Mr. Mading, who is pursuing a degree.
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They are monstrous and clownish, but more than just figures of fright or mockery.
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"This is my happy face," Ms. Gonzalez, 52, said, her voice heavy with mockery.
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He mangles every attempt at irony, self-mockery or, God forbid, an actual joke.
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Too great a disparity makes a mockery of all human endeavor other than accumulation.
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"It's almost a mockery to say this is too little, too late," Giuliani said.
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This discrimination violates the Constitution and makes a mockery of civil rights-era legislation.
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One-year-olds stand alone before judges, making a mockery of our judicial system.
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The president has a four-year term, that makes a mockery of our election.
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It's not mockery of climate change, which he does whenever there is cold weather.
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For their part, the Cmiches have defended their product in the face of mockery.
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It was a match-up that, in some respects, made a mockery of statistics.
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The Saudi national filed a complaint with his superior officer about the public mockery.
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It cannot cut official rates without making a mockery of the debt-reduction campaign.
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"There is a kind of mockery of the Jews and Israel," said Mr. Bouvet.
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There is a price to be paid for that, and that price is mockery.
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Naturally, then, condemnations and mockery poured in from both sides of the political aisle.
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To make a mockery of the impeachment process, Trump has in turn, made a mockery of his own legal team by announcing the additions of Kenneth Starr, Alan Dershowitz and Pam Bondi before the Senate impeachment trial is slated to resume next week.
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I thought it was so on the nose with their mockery of the left wing.
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Trump should learn that a truly strong leader is open to criticism and even mockery.
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There is totally no freedom, but they are making a mockery of journalism in Egypt.
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Since then, he has become something of a media pariah, drawing widespread mockery and condemnation.
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That makes a mockery of Mr Peña's pledge in 2012 to halve the murder rate.
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The swelling epidemic of human trafficking makes a mockery of the law and its protections.
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"This is how lawmakers make mockery of rule of law," said Twitter user Yashwant (@yashwant_7).
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For Abe, a strategy of cultivating Trump has drawn some criticism and even light mockery.
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"They made a mockery of the whole thing and it was really disconcerting," said Kitei.
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I turned down roles that I felt were making a mockery of the Asian stereotype.
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"He made a mockery of magistrates and the judicial procedure," said government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux.
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Munoz's now infamous use of the term 're-accommodate' led to widespread mockery and indignation.
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Apple's lumpy battery pack in particular was singled out for a great deal of mockery.
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The results were consistently disheartening, ranging from subtle glances of disapproval to full-blown mockery.
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" He accused Silver of "making a mockery of the very forecasting industry that he popularized.
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Their competing offers to fight were largely greeted with either enthusiasm or very mild mockery.
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The 711-word resolution attracted mockery on social media for its lengthy praise of magic.
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Mr. Lieberman's appointment would make a mockery of any possible Israeli overtures to the Palestinians.
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The Dong is in one way a mockery of all those other lonely Byronic wanderers.
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The video drew some mockery on social media for appearing too forced, CBS News reported.
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These practices are a violation of due process and are a mockery of Bangladesh's laws.
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This not only makes a mockery of the United Nations, it also endangers global security.
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In the hands of some authors, Barry's road trip would be the stuff of mockery.
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Thiel and other Silicon Valley executives were regular targets of Gawker's aggressive reporting and mockery.
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Sadly, this has been typical of Nigeria, where elections often make a mockery of democracy.
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Neither woman's high school yearbook featured jokes about drinking and mockery of the opposite sex.
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But, in the end, this just makes a mockery of their own sense of morality.
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The sign's pure mockery captured people's attention for a moment, but it wasn't particularly artistic.
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Perhaps the most reliable indicator that a trend is in trouble is social-media mockery.
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It doesn't seem to occur to him that the surest invitation to mockery is humorlessness.
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James Horan, drew widespread mockery for vowing to build an airport in the tiny village.
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America has made a mockery of the value of its signature on an international agreement.
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Numerous Arabic language comedy shows and talk shows on YouTube reacted with mockery and condemnation.
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The Trump administration is not just changing the rules; it's making a mockery of them.
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The Maduro regime makes a mockery of the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Such fond mockery might be the best way left to take this outmoded material seriously.
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Read more: David Von Drehle: The death penalty makes a mockery of our justice system.
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For the alt-right, Google's response to the memo was low-hanging fruit for mockery.
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Barry's mockery always seems like it's about to go for the kill but never does.
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Johnny Isakson said "I resent that," when asked about Trump's mockery of Sessions' southern accent.
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A high, or low, point was his mockery of Sonia Gandhi, the Congress Party leader.
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He thought it made a mockery of the First Amendment right to petition the government.
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Mr. Wolf's security claims were met with skepticism, and some mockery, by the president's critics.
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He stiffed creditors, made a mockery of the truth and publicly boasted about his promiscuity.
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Fraud after fraud have made a mockery of any pretension of integrity within their industry.
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The whole concept is, of course, silly (and the trope has come in for mockery).
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He knew the mockery he could expect, the grief he would endure at road games.
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The playacting and diving, though, have made him a figure of mockery, especially in Europe.
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Many of those victimized have come to appreciate the mockery as an honor of sorts.
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"It just makes a mockery of the sport to have it so inconsistent," he said.
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Instead he continues to spread anger, sarcasm, and mockery, which sound discordant in most settings.
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In "Le mécanicien," the four-fingered, mustachioed metal man's phallic arms and shoulders invite mockery.
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The tactic makes a mockery of the budget process, said Bixby of the Concord Coalition.
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But there's reason to believe that the online mockery could lead to real life bloodshed.
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I was as amused as anyone by the thought of Melania wearing high heels to a hurricane, but I didn't feel that joining in the mockery was the best use of my time, given how I imagined the mockery being processed by some Trump supporters.
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President Donald J Trump's official portrait is so rich in infantile machismo that mockery is inevitable.
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During the early part of the primary season Rubio was a frequent target of Trump's mockery.
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Macron's generous offer, in other words, comes off to many as a smooth mockery of Brexiters.
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They're making a mockery of national security and to a lesser extent putting it at risk.
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If anything, it's a mockery of the devotion and care that prayer is meant to embody.
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This novel suggests the contrary, in scenes of slapstick mockery punctuated by tragic and elegiac interludes.
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As with the upper-class Graybridge, the mockery of working-class Denley Moor is always affectionate.
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But the party's original name did cause some consternation online, and no small amount of mockery.
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" — Glenn Beck, conservative talk radio host who supports Ted Cruz "Rubio mockery of Trump was priceless.
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Rafael Pardo, the minister for post-conflict issues, called the declaration a mockery of the exercise.
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The scene has earned the 1979 film a lot of mockery because of its campy outlandishness.
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Taken in a sarcastic light, Trump's words would be amount to a mockery of... Trump's words.
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After it attracted widespread mockery for its policy, it received a slew of one-star reviews.
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As the Twitter mockery of these stories has increased, Trump has not slowed down one bit.
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Our relentless mockery of Trump and his followers helped fuel the backlash and make it spread.
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As well as devastating civilian lives, this makes a mockery of the global Arms Trade Treaty.
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It's not at all clear this was intended as an act of mockery rather than solidarity.
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They tried to send me on courses that seemed designed to make a mockery of me.
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And, sure, DiCaprio's Inigo Montoya-esque dedication to Oscar glory hasn't escaped mockery over the years.
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Yet each time after the boy left there was mockery in the music that faintly lingered.
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Mr. Trump has said he believes Mr. Lewandowski is innocent, and that his mockery of Mrs.
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Meanwhile, they have just made a mockery of the government and the people's vote and will.
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"Smutty" or erotic fanfiction is almost always talked about in tones of either horror or mockery.
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But the targets of her affectionate mockery are usually white, middle-class New York City dwellers.
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All of that has been coupled with Trump's persistent mockery and criticism of America's closest friends.
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Parliament. That seemed to make a mockery of the very value over which the U.K.'s
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The trigger for the ban seems to have been Jones's mockery of CNN reporter Oliver Darcy.
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In any case, Twitter didn't take long to make a mockery of Fox News' mystery expert.
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The work evoked a dance by slaves that began as a mockery of their white masters.
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He made a mockery of President Obama and others who urged Britain to remain in Europe.
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It will allow politics to eclipse process and make a mockery of justice under the law.
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World leaders are definitely laughing, but the mockery seems aimed at the distorted reality of Trump.
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But even as a mockery, are we no longer allowed to laugh at ourselves and others?
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Such mockery can be dangerous to practice inside Egypt, where many Sisi critics languish in jail.
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Innovative or intriguing picks ripple throughout the mockiverse, while démodé picks are held up for mockery.
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There is no mockery in a filmmaking method that is based on close and sympathetic attention.
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Mr. Trump's mockery of Dr. Blasey at a Mississippi campaign rally on Tuesday only heightened tensions.
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Second, does the work in question in some way make a mockery of the reprehensible acts?
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But giving wealthy offenders a mere slap on the wrist makes a mockery of that objective.
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If I were to speak of it, it would make a mockery of my life's work.
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"What the court has done in this case makes a mockery of our rules," Alito wrote.
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Verbal aggression includes mockery, teasing, ridicule, insults, profanity, threats, and attacks on one's character or competence.
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Trump's mockery of Ford at a campaign rally on Tuesday night intensified political pressure on Sens.
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"It makes a mockery of the rules governing foundations," said Al Cantor, a consultant to nonprofits.
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Yet Labour's version of people power promises to make a mockery of both democratisation and decentralisation.
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"What the court has done in this case makes a mockery of our rules," he wrote.
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Other people were often appalled by this decision and treated its consequences with mockery or anger.
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It is an ugly truth that money and power make a mockery of our justice system.
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Read: Did Trump Make a Mockery of Our Political System Just to Launch a TV Channel?
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"It is a mockery for the thousands of crimes and specifically, in the case of El Mozote, a mockery after having killed more than a thousand peasants, mostly children," Wilfredo Medrano, a lawyer representing 60 families of the victims, told reporters as the bodies were exhumed.
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Whatever becomes of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, the Senate Judiciary Committee's process for considering him has been a mockery from the start — a mockery of lawmakers' constitutional responsibility and of the ideal that the court should be anything more than a political trophy.
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It's what gives you permission to wholeheartedly enjoy the romance of it all, without apologies or mockery.
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But Trump's other words and actions during and before the campaign made a mockery of that statement.
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Because it's like he's glorifying it, but at the same time he's making a mockery of it.
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Instead, Mr. King made a "mockery" of the process, Mr. Matteo said at a hearing last week.
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The company also argued that the alleged conspiracy made a mockery of the crypto tenet of decentralization.
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A 29-year-old female contestant got together with a 20-year-old male, inspiring brutal mockery.
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"Making a mockery of this particular person is going to be a very effective tool," Takei said.
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The honours system makes a mockery of British democracy, argues Willie Sullivan of the Electoral Reform Society.
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That led to incredible mockery, the kind I hope you never have to face in your life.
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And men who dressed and acted like women faced mockery, more so than the other way round.
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His route onto the Republican ticket makes a mockery of America's log-cabin-to-White-House dream.
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It makes a mockery of the union's democratic accession criteria if countries can ignore them once admitted.
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But this made a mockery of the idea that markets, rather than bureaucrats, should determine trade flows.
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That makes a mockery of the carnage of that war, where at least 600,000 Americans were killed.
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At best, the school "made a mockery of due process" in the name of diversity, he said.
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He makes the Clintons look like paragons, and also makes a mockery of disclosure rules for candidates.
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How did President Trump respond to this blatant act of aggression and mockery towards the United States?
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Trump has spoken with a mix of qualified admiration, opprobrium and mockery when addressing the young strongman.
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The mockery shall go on unabated, or at least until the Warriors win four in a row.
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"The election is a cruel mockery with the nation," BNP Secretary-General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said.
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There is an exuberance to the play of insults, a delight in mockery, a joy in blasphemy.
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It made a mockery of his own ambition to show a softer side to his unloved character.
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Chambers tweeted that he was "happy to announce" the ban, in an apparent mockery of Blizzard's action.
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Anonymous netizen pile-ons are familiar, but mockery can also be a media strategy for enhancing celebrity.
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Prime Minister Rajoy said the referendum made a "mockery" of democracy, and threatened to suspend Catalonia's autonomy.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, complains about Democrats making a mockery of the court confirmation hearing.
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The president's legal team is making a mockery of this investigation in regard to President Trump's testimony.
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He's been joined by a handful of Hibernian toadies who have made a mockery of their heritage.
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Yet this mockery of a mandate has not prevented Mr Johnson from pursuing an unbendingly extreme policy.
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But more than anything, week two provided an ironic backdrop for the mockery that is "amateur" athletics.
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Most of the mockery dished out in this world arises from a bottomless pit of self-loathing.
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Others have weathered death threats, mockery or attacks that blend homophobia or transphobia with sexism and racism.
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Trump can survive denunciations, but I'm less sure that in the long run he can withstand mockery.
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Those kinds of numbers can make a mockery of any effort to solve the problem with money.
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But in the eight days since Barr made his request, Trump has made a mockery of him.
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It goes down the memory hole, and makes a mockery of our collective promise to never forget.
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Humor or mockery is fine, as are serious poems, but I don't want just poems denouncing Trump.
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"Adam Schiff is making a mockery out of our system of justice!" she posted on Oct. 4.
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Freezing out journalists because they don't agree with him makes a mockery of his message of openness.
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Those divisions, like the failed marriages in "Agunot," threaten to make a mockery of Isaac's Zionist dream.
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His mockery of Dr. Ford last night in Mississippi was wrong, but it doesn't really surprise anyone.
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" His trial, he added before he was led away in shackles, had been a "mockery of justice.
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His presidency makes full mockery of the theory that those in charge should know anything at all.
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Despite the widespread mockery, Peloton defended its ad, saying it's "disappointed in how some have misinterpreted" it.
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Especially especially when more than 60 million people will see the mockery the instant you do it.
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The crowd at this year's Country Music Awards, however, burst into laughter at Paisley and Underwood's mockery.
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Oklahoma City was heartbroken when Kevin Durant bolted for Golden State, with devastation quickly shifting to mockery.
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According to reports at the time, Trump hoped his mockery of Sessions would humiliate him into resigning.
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That post was met with criticism and mockery online, and on the front page of The Daily News.
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Yet thanks to their default policies, both states' governors could head to the beach without fear of mockery.
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Her footwear prompted mockery on social media, though she changed into sneakers before she left Air Force One.
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But if you look just beneath the surface, it's not hard to distinguish the wisecracks from the mockery.
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Democrats in the committee for the most part, did everything possible to make a mockery of this hearing.
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In spite of The Fractured But Whole's constant mockery, there was one moment where they tried something different.
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His partisan rant made a mockery of the polite but necessary fiction that federal judges are above politics.
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" Hoskin's statement also said Warren's DNA test "makes a mockery out of DNA tests and its legitimate uses.
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While easy fodder for mockery, it's strangely easy to roll with this technique, if not excuse its wonkiness.
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Though she reported the incident to the human resources department, Ware continued to experience mockery, according to NBC.
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Or it might make a mockery of free discussion by manipulating everybody into bowing down before conventional wisdom.
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He said residents live in fear of the gangs, who have made a mockery of the security apparatus.
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Screenshot: SNL It's Sunday morning and Donald Trump hasn't tweeted about last night's SNL mockery of him yet.
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Similarly, despite the mockery that Mr Brooks's tale sparked online, his intuitions turned out to be spot-on.
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But this incident is particularly cringeworthy since we're talking about the abuse and mockery of high school teenagers.
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In Haiti, these simply reinforced underlying vulnerability and made a mockery of the commitment to "build back better".
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That "country club" name is tongue-in-cheek, a blue-collar east Houston mockery of snooty west Houston.
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Rather, it is making a mockery of our national values and reputation as a champion of human rights.
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Legal farce China's embrace of forced confessions is a mockery of its rhetoric of the rule of law.
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Trump and other conservatives regularly rail against "SNL" for its frequent mockery of the president and his administration.
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If anything, it makes a mockery of the WBC's championed "Clean Boxing Program," which is administered by VADA.
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It's not the first time Trump has commented on the widespread mockery of and confusion around his post.
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Adroitly poised between sincerity and mockery, laughter and tears, this eloquent "Falstaff" is a triumph for Mr. Muti.
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The collected accounts allege unwanted advances, mockery, physical violence, and threats to ruin women's careers over several years.
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Prisk's accusations, as well as others detailed in SI's article, have turned him into a subject of mockery.
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The gaffe quickly sparked mockery and derision online, with Twitter users criticizing Biden&aposs unfortunate choice of words.
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The charm of the work lies in the international esprit de corps and in hints of self-mockery.
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That's bad news for Cohen, a faithful Trump lackey despite the President's general disrespect and mockery of him.
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Indeed, controversy and mockery have trailed Trump in abundance during his first 100 days in the White House.
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Plenty of profitable companies already offer paid sick days, making a mockery of arguments about the untenable expense.
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Mockery is his go-to, especially where women are concerned, and other Republicans have learned well from him.
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After Mr. Allen and Ms. Haley had spoken, Russia's ambassador, Vasily A. Nebenzya, responded with mockery and sarcasm.
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We know him through the range of responses he elicits: hostility, mockery, easy camaraderie, guarded acceptance, joyful recognition.
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Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson couldn't identify the city when asked in an interview, leading to weeks of mockery.
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Under Republicans, the House of Representatives made a mockery of its oversight responsibility, if not abandoned it altogether.
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In fact, there is a mockery of norms and traditions of fairness, which ultimately is hurting the country.
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Ghosn's saga doesn't say much about this last priority, but it makes a mockery of the first two.
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They're well-known objects of mockery on Tumblr, and something like mainstream figures on a site like 4chan.
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Meanwhile, the Trump campaign's official Twitter account posted a tweet making a mockery of the entire impeachment proceedings.
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But to many Native Americans and others, the gesture is an offensive mockery of the nation's first people.
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The tweet sparked an explosion of mockery from the left and applause from the right on social media.
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Lasso had declared himself the winner and denounced the official figures as a mockery of the Ecuadorean people.
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I truly enjoy the meme culture and how it has resulted in a mockery of most serious topics.
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On Saturday night at the Gridiron Club's annual dinner, the President made a rare attempt at self-mockery.
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It's making a mockery of the fact that we are living this life and dying on the inside.
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They're doing what they have to do to get heard and appreciated and not made a mockery of.
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These were worn but three times, all in August, amid much ridicule and mockery, mostly from opposing players.
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Some speculate that Trump's road to the White House was spurred by the mockery he faced that night.
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He chose to make a mockery of taking a knee one week and then banning it the next.
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Meanwhile, Trump continues to make a direct mockery of women's pain, and glibly brushes off accusations against himself.
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That the news moderators are ignoring that reality and that pundits make a mockery of solutions is malpractice.
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Booker became, almost instantly, a figure of open mockery among Republicans and more private eye-rollery from Democrats.
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"The Justice Department's motion to disqualify Jim Cole makes a mockery of the adversarial process," the statement said.
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It's kind of making a mockery of that idea of changing things with a specific purpose in mind.Right.
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This self-deprecation also makes him bulletproof to mockery, since he'll poke fun at himself before others can.
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Thus, stripped of their utilitarian and didactic essence, letters evolve into emblems of sociopolitical mockery on a global scale.
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On Monday, she defended Kim Kardashian, who faced mockery on Twitter after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal then moved to adjourn the proceedings, calling them a "charade and a mockery of our norms".
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Mrs May said the solutions demanded by the EU would "make a mockery" of British voters' decision to leave.
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Cruz is simply using New York City as a prop for mockery to the delight of far-right conservatives.
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Political guests are subject to continual mockery, especially if they have a scandalous past or their policies appear muddled.
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The president's propensity to call out various groups and individuals for mockery causes many to wonder who is next.
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Above them all, however, are "black swans," events which can make a mockery of ordinary supply and demand analysis.
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The capital account looked as porous as ever, making a mockery of the government's attempts to fix the leaks.
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Tolerance and openness Some in the Kingdom see mockery of religious establishment as a line that shouldn't be crossed.
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Syria has made a mockery of the UN's Chemical Weapons Convention, which Russia and Mr Assad himself have signed.
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But the North's Maeri propaganda website brushed off the South's aid plan as "empty words" and "far-fetched mockery".
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This latest social media mockery involving Rubio comes two weeks after he had an awkward hug with Ivanka Trump.
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Consider the mockery visited on Rick Perry when he appeared in Clark Kent-like thick-rimmed eyeglasses in 2014.
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Nor was it simply a subject of ridicule, like Donald Trump's hair—a source of endless speculation and mockery.
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Obama seemed to relish the question, replying with both serious criticism of Republicans and some pointed mockery of Trump.
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But mockery comes harder when, approaching the work with eyes and mind open, you encounter Koons's formidable aesthetic intelligence.
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Nordstrom faced mockery on Tuesday for selling a pair of fake mud-caked jeans at a price of $425.
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Madonna's ever-evolving British accent after years spent living abroad is well-known and often a source of mockery.
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In the end, Cruz utterly and predictably failed and turned the anti-Obamacare effort into something of a mockery.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) called the committee's handling of the documents a "charade" and a "mockery" to the chamber.
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Still, the gaffe drew mockery on social media and comparisons to Trump's misstatements of people's names in the past.
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After a day of mainly mockery, what began to emerge was something much more benevolent and enthusiastic and encouraging.
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"Those who trample down and make a mockery of the DPRK's dignity can never go scot-free," it added.
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His testimony was turned into a mockery online, as people on social media joked about Hernandez's seemingly endless snitching.
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She is a loner, a victim of constant mockery and, oh yes, able to move things with her mind.
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Spicer is among a growing number slamming "SNL" and Davidson for the mockery of GOP congressional candidate Dan Crenshaw.
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The cakewalk was a dance, created by slaves in imitation (some accounts say in mockery) of the white minuet.
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But it was Hannity himself who upped the mockery fodder ante with a handful of tweets earlier this month.
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Mr. Trump is making a mockery of law in the appalling policy of forcibly separating families at the border.
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"You make a mockery out of this committee," Representative Sander M. Levin, Democrat of Michigan, said to Mr. Brady.
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And by Tuesday, Israeli social media was rife with mockery of the army's "empty building" strategy, Ms. Meir said.
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But the diversion from superficial mockery into broad assumptions about these white women's political views soon met its match.
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Mr. O'Rourke stumbled at one point, which prompted the side-eye from Senator Cory Booker and mockery on Twitter.
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But it also touched off a roiling controversy, pitting reformists against conservatives who resented Gogol's mockery of Russian officialdom.
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Each such accusation is met by a barrage of official denials on state television and mockery on social media.
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The recent plan of the government to cut five zeros of the currency was met with mockery or befuddlement.
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Has Mel Brooks, the king of making a mockery out of Nazis, found a worthy successor to his crown?
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The corners of his mouth sloped downward, in an expression poised between self-mockery and disgust at the world.
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That, too, is part of the pornography of Twitter: pleasurably bearing witness to the mockery or humiliation of others.
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As of 2017, at least, capital and its incessant planetary movements still reliably make a mockery of such slogans.
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She knows personally the perils of being seen as only a subject for mockery instead of a real person.
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Candidate's name should be easily abbreviated or transformed into a tortured pun to facilitate mockery by tabloid headline writers.
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There is a guilty pleasure in savoring the moments of mockery, since they usually puncture hypocrisy, obsequiousness or arrogance.
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It would've lived on #NativeTwitter, where we fight against this kind of hate and mockery and racism every day.
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Zakir Riyaz, a PhD student in social work, said the new law made a mockery of India's religious openness.
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Vladimir Putin's macho authoritarianism, disdain for the press, and mockery of the truth has installed itself on the Potomac.
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Fat shaming, mockery, and stereotyping may have gone out of style, but they still persist, on screen and off.
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And most recently, The Times faced a barrage of criticism and mockery over the actions of columnist Bret Stephens.
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"Trump's refusal to release Democratic response to #NunesMemo makes a mockery of national security and common sense," Blumenthal tweeted.
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But the latest example by a central Illinois police official has been the source of widespread mockery — deservedly so.
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Yet, still I could only bring it in as a sort of mockery, as a deformed version of it.
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Then again, what was she supposed to do as the subject of constant mockery but try to play along?
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Trading Dahlen for Burrows isn't quite a vintage Leafs transaction worth instant mockery, because you get what they're doing.
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And so Dick has done stand-up, he almost was a comedian, and he made a mockery of Twitter.
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Pakistan's defense minister said Pakistan would have responded with jets, but it was dark, prompting intense mockery in India.
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Such an arrangement would make a mockery of the notion that those fleeing persecution in Central America have any recourse.
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Throughout his life he was known for his sharp wit, self-mockery and cunning statements, some of which were controversial.
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It turns out (after much mockery from his coworkers) he was right: The photo given to GQ had been modified.
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Soon, she' chewing on diamonds (a Melania Trump diss, maybe?) and possibly making a cruel mockery of Kim Kardashian's robbery.
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But its antics make a mockery of the unity the EU has vowed to pursue after the wrench of Brexit.
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" Even the Indian news media chimed in, with one commentator writing that Mr. Feng had made a "mockery of Tagore.
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There is no better way to demonstrate the strength of your beliefs than to tolerate criticism and mockery of them.
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Whatever remaining dignity left to Copley is further diminished by the gentle mockery of a bird perching on his head.
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By playing the clown, he's putting forward a covert message: The system is so terrible that it deserves only mockery.
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The early endorsement of Trump alienated other party leaders, and the sycophancy of his campaigning has led to widespread mockery.
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In the Soviet Union, and continuing today in Russia, there is no such deep-seated tradition of cultural self-mockery.
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Its difficulty bested Trump's eminently qualified staff, to the chagrin and delight of reporters who began chiming in with mockery.
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In the 1990s, young women at the school created the country's first affirmative consent policy for sex, earning publicly mockery.
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To fail to grant them rights would disregard scientific reality and make a mockery of our evolving notions of justice.
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Scotland and Wales say that the British Brexit withdrawal bill makes a mockery of two decades of power-sharing agreements.
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The magazine called it satire, humor meant to make a mockery of all the racist stereotypes aimed at the Obamas.
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Each president subsequently has used that waiver to keep the embassy in Tel Aviv, making a mockery of congressional will.
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And that, plus past fiscal laxity, has made a mockery of the Central Bank's (unambitious) inflation target of 2.5-6.5%.
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The prose is a model of the American stoical, with a very special note of wry mockery buried within it.
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The New York Times provoked mockery from conservatives on social media after the paper published a lengthy story on Sen.
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Conversely, a lack of sleep has been shown to make a mockery of an earnest attempt to lose body fat.
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This makes a mockery of competition, as does the fact that China's state firms are rarely targeted by antitrust authorities.
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Don Berna made a mockery of the process, using it as cover to strengthen his control of the city's underworld.
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Making a mockery of the UNSC won't obscure failure to fulfill obligations & to hold US to account over non-compliance.
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She has frequently responded to mockery of her working-class roots by invoking the dignity of service and retail work.
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In the 2012 campaign, Mitt Romney, to some mockery from Democrats, said that Russia was America's No. 1 geopolitical foe.
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If Victorian nonsense was a response to unbending Victorian sense, the forms it borrowed for this mockery were typically Romantic.
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Is the person wearing it as part of an attempt at racial aping, mockery or stereotyping (see: every Halloween ever)?
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Bill de Blasio's presidential campaign announcement was met with intense anger and mockery over New York's failing public transit system.
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Festivals like that — call them artisanal, if you can take the mockery out of the word — are still being assembled.
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"We agree that this decision makes a mockery of the rule of law and basic principles of democracy," they wrote.
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The Russian media analyst Julia Davis said that Kremlin-controlled media reacted to Trump's G7 performance with laughter and mockery.
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Nothing is more dependable now than the passion the heartless display when trans people's humanity is offered up for mockery.
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Plus, in a telling bit of international mockery, Purge: Election Year is actually called American Nightmare 3: Elections in France.
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Mitch McConnell's show vote in the Senate on Tuesday rejected the plan, but Republicans may come to regret their mockery.
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The company had not, it appeared, anticipated the latent desire to engage in fintech mockery that the deliberations would awaken.
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"Parliament would be effectively sidelined, which makes a mockery of parliamentary sovereignty," Chuka Umunna, a Labour lawmaker, said on Twiitter.
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Some pundits called the McCain vote cold revenge for Mr. Trump's mockery of his ordeal as a prisoner of war.
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The Trump administration is making a mockery of a special admissions program the Congress established to fast-track their resettlement.
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The patriotic outburst didn't impress the musicians' union, however, which accused the singer of "unjustified mockery of our dear Egypt".
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Reagan's gubernatorial victory in California two years later, followed by his two landslide presidential wins, made a mockery of Hofstadter.
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The bill would effectively remove their cases from the jurisdiction of the truth commission, making a mockery of transitional justice.
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Many senators — Democrat and Republican alike — have made a mockery of this trial on the potential removal of a president.
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Zuckerberg claims he is protecting America's free speech rights by allowing political spin, distortion and mockery to flourish on Facebook.
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With the UK spy poisoning, Russia added another layer of propaganda, launching a well-coordinated campaign of mockery and trolling.
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Poland's foreign minister, Witold Waszczykowski, had to endure days of mockery for inventing a country in recent comments to reporters.
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Quavo is living the dream -- turning Instagram mockery into cold, hard cash, baby ... courtesy of the Popeyes chicken sandwich craze.
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Even worse: Republican Senators have derided his accusers' statements, and, of course, the President added his appalling signature strategy: mockery.
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The administration's decision to double down on US support for the bombing campaign makes a mockery of congressional oversight authority.
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In a brief reenactment of the Nevada Democratic debate, Trump crouched behind the podium in mockery of Michael Bloomberg's height.
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How could a patriot American sit and watch this mockery of the democratic process that this candidate has conducted himself?
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"Today's verdict makes a mockery of China's supposed religious freedoms," Amnesty International China researcher Patrick Poon said in a statement.
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This was, as Westhofer said, the holy grail, and a failure to produce a believable Junior would rain down mockery.
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The videotaped sucker punch that staggered the white nationalist Richard Spencer on Inauguration Day quickly inspired mockery on social media.
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It's tragic and sad and makes of mockery of the legitimate criticism the GOP used to level at erring Democrats.
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That the interview looked futile — that questions can be answered with contempt, mockery and brazen falsehoods — was the entire point.
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Relaxed and funny, his pugnaciousness now coming across as playfulness and combative self-mockery, he is in his element here.
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For the past year, the self-described "pothole advocates" have been doling out a steady stream of taunts and mockery.
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And because he was goaded into the declaration by Sean Hannity, the episode makes a mockery of the federal government.
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Everything from the title of her book to her supposedly wild and liberal political stances was dragged out for mockery.
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Moreover, Watch the Stove is funnier, awash in goofy yelping voices, oddly pieced-together beats, and generally droll self-mockery.
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It's part sincere, part tongue-in-cheek, part meditation, part mockery, but its production is universally beautiful, its sensibility universally droll.
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Guilty or not, he's ruined, Dr. Ford has been exposed, and the reputation of Supreme Court nominations is now a mockery.
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The first mobile phones were clunky, brick-sized devices, mostly used by self-important bankers and a frequent target of mockery.
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Jinks wants her old friend to realize that she's made a mockery of a community of people who are already disenfranchised.
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Social media users in China demanded an apology, saying Burger King had made a mockery of Asian customs and dining etiquette.
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"So the average American can expect mockery from our government during a crisis if our mayor doesn't like Trump?" she asked.
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But it's also full of subtle self-mockery, like the running joke about how the creature will only have two eyes.
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He was found guilty in March under anti-terror laws, in what one United Nations official called a "mockery" of justice.
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Never missed the stray comment from the craziest conservative or Trump surrogate in the country, and offered it up for mockery.
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And Christie became the subject of Twitter mockery over his apparent discomfort on stage during Trump's news conference on Tuesday night.
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A video of Medvedev awkwardly dancing to a 1990s pop hit caused similar excitement in 2011, drawing mockery in some quarters.
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The comments prompted a barrage of mockery from Parisians forced to brave the crowded and often foul-smelling Metro each day.
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The announcement went off like a bombshell in the presidential race, drawing condemnation from Fox and mockery from Trump's Republican opponents.
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A bit like Rainbow 6 Siege but without the twitchy tweens making a mockery of your (lack of) tactical nous. Hopefully.
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One moment of ill-judgement becomes an eternity of shareable content, an endless cycle of mockery and soul-destroying public humiliation.
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He embarked on a road trip in January, earning some mockery from detractors for his introspective musings in an online diary.
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Sunday marked the first time he questioned the legality of its mockery, though satirical speech is protected by the First Amendment.
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In Barnes's novel, Shostakovich gradually descends into self-mockery, clinging to his music to save his reputation in some future time.
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An actor who crosses over into music can invite mockery or oblivion, but Mr. Sutherland was willing to take that risk.
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Instead, Trump puts forward name-calling, taunts, mockery, threats, insults, hostility to Mexicans and Muslims, and barely constrained contempt for women.
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The idea of actually wanting to go on a trip to a big city was often met with confusion and mockery.
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Unfortunately the carrier was not actually headed where the President indicated, which opened him up to all sorts of deflating mockery.
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That reflexive mockery comes naturally, given how he's made a career out of directing mean digs at himself and his work.
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But this whole thing is both a physical and metaphorical attack on the free press and now a mockery of democracy.
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That mockery is also deeply bound up in who Juggalos are: largely lower-class whites, particularly in the Midwest and South.
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It was legitimacy and validation for a game that'd otherwise been prone to fits of mockery, due to the subject matter.
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"They've made a mockery of Islam with this verdict, and we will hold them accountable," said a protester, Saqib Ali, 30.
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Over the years, across countless articles and essays, writers have deployed battalions of irony to mock a tradition immune to mockery.
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But the mockery greeting his every move obscures what a successful mayor he's been, particularly for working- and middle-class families.
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But even this limited selection of work reveals Lebel's deep love of freedom, self-mockery, and playful subversion of social norms.
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Some say that such mockery of Mr. Kim only softens the image of North Korea, effectively creating propaganda for the regime.
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He said such legislation would make a "mockery" of the judicial system, particularly in cases involving the murder of multiple people.
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A music festival in the Netherlands made the ultimate mockery of clubbers' obsession with renowned Berlin techno superclub Berghain this summer.
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"I felt like it was much more a celebration of the culture versus a mockery of the culture," Mr. Sklute said.
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"It's troubling to me that since the settlement Elon has already made a mockery of the S.E.C. twice," Mr. Whiston said.
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The idea that Rubio could "win" in Iowa even though he came in third has come in for some mockery lately.
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An official from the prosecutor's office told Japanese media that Mr Ghosn had made a mockery of the criminal-justice system.
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Actually, that's after a delightful introduction set on a "prog rock cruise" — an "easy subject for mockery," as Weigel understatedly writes.
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The online reaction of mockery and horror caused the filmmakers to delay the film and fix the look of the character.
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We are drawn to her side, but we may also, at some point, be subject to her judgment and her mockery.
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A subsequent explanation for the visits — that the mayor had been receiving technology lessons — prompted mockery on Twitter and in Parliament.
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Though "The Traitor" takes in the comedy and the squalor of Italy's recent past, its dominant tone isn't mockery or disgust.
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Shame on every senator who voted to withhold information from us and to allow this mockery of a "trial" to exist.
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Verdict slammed as 'a mockery' The murder drew international condemnation and the CIA concluded that bin Salman personally ordered the killing.
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A UN investigator accused Riyadh of making a "mockery" of justice by exonerating senior figures who may have ordered the killing.
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Agnes Callamard, the U.N. special rapporteur for extrajudicial summary or arbitrary executions, said the trial verdict was a "mockery" of justice.
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Anarchic celebrations erupted, framed by Sephora and Starbucks billboards—potential advertisers held up for mockery, a startling break with TV tradition.
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But there is nothing to celebrate when mockery of the American president in a friendly capital has become the new normal.
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" Boris Johnson, former foreign minister and leading Brexit campaigner: "The deal is a national humiliation that makes a mockery of Brexit.
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During her acceptance speech, Streep recalled an uncomfortable moment from the 2016 presidential campaign: Trump's mockery of a reporter in July.
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Ludacris straight-up stole a cartoon and made a mockery out of it ... so says a website in a new lawsuit.
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"Our life together was a mockery of a 'normal' relationship: defined by abuse and fear, not love, or even affection," she writes.
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"Apollonian rigidity versus Dionysian catharsis is brilliantly etched as carnality opposes pretense and the haughty are brought low via mockery," he says.
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But he is an extremely conservative judge at a moment when an extremely conservative judge makes a mockery of the popular will.
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Now, even that title is lost to them, with City making a mockery of the idea that Arsenal are a watchable outfit.
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Catz has mostly been on board with Trump since her original choice for president, Marco Rubio, was trounced by Trump's relentless mockery.
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Like them, he insists he is committed to the FBI's high standards, but his reprehensible conduct makes a mockery of his claims.
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The practice of engineering soon teaches one that, after hydrogen, the universe is composed largely of condensed mockery of one's previous assumptions.
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By elevating arbitrary rules above the free market, these changes make a mockery of the White House's supposed opposition to intrusive regulation.
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But three weeks into the season, it looks like the Big Ten West is going to deserve all the mockery it gets.
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The allegations made a mockery of N.C.A.A. amateurism rules and painted a black mark on several of the most prominent basketball programs.
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Trump has made a mockery of this whole process, substituting boundless faith in his personality for a policy architecture constructed over generations.
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Regardless of its veracity, The Banksy Job provides some great British humor, a compelling main character, and some well-deserved cultural mockery.
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Notably, the company did not mention the phrase "hate speech," indicating it does not seem to classify Crowder's homophobic mockery as such.
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Good news, meme-makers, The Young Pope's Jude Law is well aware of the exquisite internet mockery surrounding his new HBO drama.
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Ogita was initially dismayed by the mockery, but has now used his notoriety to bring attention to the sport of pole vaulting.
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There are parties full of dwarfs and gimp masks, a coffee table covered in cocaine, and mockery for people that annoy him.
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One of the prosecutors who led the case later fled the country and said the proceeding had been a mockery of justice.
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Behind the mockery of Trump's monetary positions is the truth that mainstream Democrats aren't prepared for the implications of an MMT world.
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While CPAC has grown into a hotbed of Trumpian support, Romney has distanced himself from the president, garnering Trump's mockery and scorn.
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In particular, a scene in which Malcolm marvels at his daughter's dual gymnastic and raptor-kicking abilities has earned mockery from fans.
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While Neymar is Brazil's talisman, his constant diving has seen him become the subject of widespread mockery, even from his own fans.
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Although he took a second, far better shot minutes later, the damage was already done — and the mockery and ridicule came flying.
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Any time I did mention I thought something was offensive, I was met with dismissal or mockery, and told to lighten up.
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Over the course of the night, Rubio seemed to have stumbled onto the one thing that could be kryptonite for Trump: mockery.
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Like my Facebook friends, many workers are embarrassed they're paid too much or too little; they fear mockery or shame or pity.
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The old Spy was known for finding the joy in mockery and doing some excellent investigative reporting when it felt like it.
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At best, it threatened to make a mockery of the hallowed "ASEAN centrality"; at worst, it might have blown the club apart.
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That statement alone makes a mockery of Trump's long-held assertion that China is paying for the tariffs, not the U.S. consumers.
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According to NPR — IHS, Taca, and Miranda exploited vulnerable individuals and made a mockery of the peer review process and government regulations.
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"After several attempts to interview me (all declined) for what we discovered was a mockery, this addition clearly got by," he wrote.
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For a man who jealously guards his image, the mockery will sting and is already provoking the biggest backlash of his presidency.
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Worse, the Obama EPA, abetted by California, made a mockery of the so-called harmonized national vehicle program petitioners claim to support.
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The Russian media analyst Julia Davis noted that the country's state-run media reacted to Trump's G7 performance with laughter and mockery.
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The response to these struggles at Red Bull Arena was mockery, in the form of a giant banner raised minutes before kickoff.
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In the final weeks of the campaign, after Mr. Trump's staff banned him from tweeting, President Obama also took to the mockery.
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Now the country has elected a man who threaded racist, xenophobic and misogynistic messages and mockery of disabled people through his campaign.
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And Marshmello's looks so childish that it almost seems like a mockery of our willingness to buy into these types of gimmicks.
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Metalheads love complaining about metal bands, especially when an artist serves up an opportunity for mockery or derision on a silver platter.
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Almost as soon as Occupy Wall Street roared into existence in 2011, it became the butt of jokes and fodder for mockery.
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Free of the mockery he experienced in his lifetime, Jackson was finally taking his rightful place in the canon of American icons.
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"The government of Turkey continues to make a mockery of justice in its treatment of Pastor Brunson," she said in a statement.
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This is no less true of Major League Baseball, where swollen sluggers made a mockery of the record books in recent decades.
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Almost 63 million of them voted for a man who had no political experience and made a mockery of politics as usual.
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That they find themselves sharing meals with other jurors at Olive Garden and TGI Friday's is not described with mockery or condescension.
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The revised bust of the soccer star hopes to quell mockery and redeem the artist in the eyes of soccer fans worldwide.
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She called the hearing "a mockery" because no members of the public were allowed into the courtroom, though some journalists were admitted.
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A Slowthai gig is like a live political cartoon sketch, with the rapper whipping the crowd into a fevered mockery of authority.
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Some see it as a mockery of their beliefs, while others see forces at work that are larger than the First Amendment.
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" The closest to a reference in the speech was Trump's mockery of his opponents for not yet, in his view, proving "collusion.
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While some people greeted the proposal for the Tulip as a welcome, bold idea its shape quickly drew mockery on social media.
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He was also confounded by the report's mockery of the department's crackdowns on dice games, a frequent target of robberies and shootings.
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The aspects of his temperament held up for mockery — the hyper-intellectualism, the snobbery, the irreducible Jewishness — doubled as weapons of seduction.
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But this was more than mockery — we were protesting Clinton's political pandering to black voters, something she's been doing throughout her campaign.
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Bobby's public enemy No. 1 shut down the mockery whenever it popped up and even reached out to Wendy to express support.
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LONDON — Once in a while, the British gift for mockery aligns just so with social media frothery and weighty matters of state.
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But Ms. Le Pen's sneering mockery of her rival in the final presidential debate on Wednesday could have cost her some votes.
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This is not the first time Dorsey has trolled a tech giant in a tweet, with Facebook in particular facing his mockery.
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Those views make a mockery of the ideals memorialized at the George Washington Carver Center, headquarters for USDA's in-house research agency.
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That fiasco undermined confidence in the entire process, obscuring the real-time picture of how candidates performed and inviting mockery from Republicans.
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I certainly don't believe in Trump as its paladin — not when his entire career makes a mockery of faith, family, tradition, virtue.
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The process, overseen by the school's Student Government Association, at best "made a mockery of due process and transparency," Mr. Perry wrote.
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He mixed mockery, profanity and grandiosity in a style more suited to a barstool than a podium decorated with the presidential seal.
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Trump has denied the gesture was intended as a mockery of Kovaleski's disability and has denied ever meeting him face-to-face.
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The tweet was met with mockery from several people who pointed out that in the scene in question, Thanos dies immediately thereafter.
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Over the years, "Informer" has remained, despite occasional mockery, the rare durable, credible example of a song by a white reggae performer.
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But now, voters are encouraged to check if candidates speak the language, and those who do not face mockery on social media.
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The "Commish" is pissed at the "Commish" -- with Michael Chiklis claiming Roger Goodell is making an absolute mockery of the esteemed title.
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Once a judge found an act intolerable, he would bang a big gong to send the performer off in a cloud of mockery.
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The game has been created by Roger Barr of Skeleton Crew Studios and I-Mockery, along with his game development partner Jacob West.
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Forty-five years later, this moment resonates as the sort of iconic public disaster that could make a mockery of a political career.
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Of course, this Trumpian narrative elides his deferments during the Vietnam War and mockery of John McCain's suffering as a prisoner of war.
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To the sportswriters and fans, the fix was in, and Jack Sharkey had twice made a mockery of the greatest title in sport.
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Plus, Alan Dershowitz joins a (ph) media mockery for saying many liberals on Martha&aposs Vineyard are shunning him for defending President Trump.
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Trump used mockery, threats of prosecution and personal insults against his opponent while he encouraged his supporters to rough up those who protested.
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It's especially remarkable because it illustrates how trends can swing from mockery — Aguilera's look was often laughed at back in 2002 — to admiration.
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Harvey adopts a tone of tenacious yet warmhearted mockery in his new exhibition of paintings and ceramics at the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings.
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But it's hard to swallow that when there's a community of people saying the filter makes a mockery of — and belittles — their identities.
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Not to do so condones such atrocious behavior and makes a mockery of the rules-based international order supposedly upheld by the G20.
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The current law on assisted dying makes a mockery of due process, lacks popular support, is inhumane and fails to protect the vulnerable.
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" In the extensive interview, the CNN team asked all-important questions such as, "do you think you're making a mockery of this election?
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I am just like you, I thought when kids squinted at me in mockery of my own eyes; why can't you see that?
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The SNCF recently announced plans to rebrand its iconic TGV line as "inOui," in a move that drew widespread criticism and mockery online.
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After loads of mockery and back-and-forth nonsense, first-time coach Jennifer Hudson jumps in wondering why everyone can't just get along.
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In a time when a congresswoman's nondescript black jacket and coat can inspire mockery, that kind of equality can seem out of reach.
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Today, it's known as America's Most Wanted Bed and Breakfast — a deliberate mockery of Warren Jeffs's time on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
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" While many fans agreed in the comments, others continued to make a mockery of the situation, blasting Kardashian as a "buffoon" and "trash.
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The man is a walking meme; our mockery or admiration of the Toronto rapper is forever buoyed to the top of our feeds.
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Hard Brexiteers such as Mr Johnson think this would make a mockery of Britain's decision to leave the EU in the first place.
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Richard Blumenthal of Illinois said the lack of documents "turns this hearing into a charade and a mockery of our norms," while Sen.
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Then, the President launched into savage mockery of Trump's self image as a blue collar billionaire who can put Rustbelt voters in play.
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This is done both with positive – but sometimes hyperbolic – support of ideas I agree with, and mockery or disdain for those I don't.
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In many cases, as in the coldblooded murder of Jamal Khashoggi, the responsible parties are state actors who make a mockery of justice.
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"This is the decision expected by all Colombians who are outraged by this spectacle of mockery of justice," he said in broadcast comments.
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Mockery has predictably come from Democrats and journalists just as it did during the campaign when Trump himself repeatedly made elementary spelling errors.
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"The situation with Darya Klishina appears to be cynical mockery of the Russian sportswoman by the IAAF," news agencies quoted Zhukov as saying.
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Francesa and Russo are slower-moving and more riff-averse creatures, and their mockery would naturally be both less funny and less profane.
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It doesn't try to be the movie or outdo it in terms of fright factor, nor does it provide any reasons for mockery.
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Their ideological and cultural range makes a mockery of the strategists and pundits who claim to know who Democrats' "energized base" really is.
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Remember, Christie also endured Trump's mockery about his weight and became fodder for commentators who said he looked like Trump's campaign-trail hostage.
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The Rabid Puppies and Beale passed themselves off a silent majority, and used online mockery, harassment, and propaganda to mount a virtual occupation.
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He's raised the price of critical HIV treatment drug by 5000%, then made a mockery of his Congressional hearing on the controversial decision.
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Laidlaw's purely cosmetic obfuscation of names and places feels like gentle mockery of everyone involved; one last mystery for the fans to decode.
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"This is a joke, a total mockery of the system that only happens because 75 percent of the press hates Trump," he said.
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Even as I write these words I think of dozens of writers, both male and female, who make a mockery of this generalization.
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Lekman's wit, instincts for self-mockery, and the general psychological implications of the dialectic described above draw a charming character with unusual vividness.
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But his style also drew derision from the environmental community and the quiet mockery of many career staff members in his own agency.
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The economy seems to be slowing, making a mockery of the promise of strong growth that was used to peddle the tax cuts.
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Responding to far-right demonstrators with mockery originated in Europe, where one outstanding recent example took place in the German town of Wunsiedel.
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But the demands have run into opposition, and even mockery, from some parents and educators, and not just the so-called tiger moms.
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House minority leader Edcel Lagman called it a "massive jailbreak" that made a mockery of the administration's key law and order policy platform.
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HUD's proposed new disparate impact rule makes a mockery not only of the Supreme Court but also of the Fair Housing Act itself.
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Inside the administration, as Attorney General Jeff Sessions endures Trump's mockery, he exhibits the resignation of a weary believer who fears being excommunicated.
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Probably no one in the world draws as much scrutiny and criticism — even mockery — as an American president, and each president understandably chafes.
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Confusion around moderating posts responding to McCain's death was made worse by another Facebook rule forbidding mockery of someone with a serious illness.
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"Saddam Hussein is relentlessly pursuing weapons of mass destruction, abusing his own people and making a mockery of the United Nations," Biden wrote.
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First was a trip to India marred by an embarrassing security gaffe and a passion for traditional outfits that drew mockery and criticism.
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The show's reliance on aggressive argumentation instead of facts, reason and storytelling has made it a mockery among many sports fans and observers.
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E pluribus unum, our nation's founding premise stitched on the seal on the flag behind the President's desk, has been made a mockery.
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Her decision to take the test angered some allies on the left and did nothing to stop Mr. Trump's mockery of her roots.
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By contrast, blackface is an unambiguous form of racist mockery with clear origins in the virulent white supremacist history of the United States.
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The I.P.C. president, Philip Craven, noted that Russia placed "medals over morals" and in so doing made a mockery of the Olympic Charter.
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The strategy of Pelosi is unlikely to succeed with the Senate, but it has succeeded in making a mockery of the rushed rationale.
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So for at least 30 years we have known that living in a globally-connected world has made a mockery of our injunction laws.
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The NFL's extremely uptight attitude toward touchdown celebrations has long been a source of both frustration and mockery for football players and fans alike.
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The woman "won"—if that's even the appropriate word given what a mockery of criminal justice this entire scenario is—but it didn't matter.
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Schoolboys giggle at "sissies" because feminine men are considered worthy of mockery; "throwing like a girl" is used as an insult against both genders.
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That prompted mockery among critical British commentators who saw it as an image of the government's failure to prepare for such a vital negotiation.
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Trying to fight the flood of thoughtful shirtlessness is a losing game, though: Our mockery isn't going to turn the tide on Grief Thirst.
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Despite their mockery of not-an-actual-stripper Tasha, we're sure all of Issa's friends would still say they're generally against hating on women.
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But Prince William isn't the first to fall foul to online mockery as a result of the Indian PM's robustly physical approach to diplomacy.
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While it's hilarious and bizarre to have gnarly ghouls with loose eye sockets prowling hungrily around the English countryside, there's no mockery or derision.
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Taylor is shamed and smeared as "white trash," but he also faces mockery and the doubt that a boy can be raped at all.
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For the second time in six months, Senate Republicans are making a mockery of the process that is supposed to produce legislation in Congress.
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Comments have ranged from mockery to hate-filled, but they all share a common thread – they all come from adults who should know better.
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The former would bolster Russia's strength; the latter would allow the Kremlin to present the American president as a bogeyman and object of mockery.
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The Trump supporter's comment about "taco trucks" sparked backlash and mockery on social media, with the hashtag #tacotrucksoneverycorner trending on Twitter throughout the night.
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The move makes a mockery of the UN-backed GNA's ability to lead the country, put it under their control and own the oil.
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Or are we in for more of the tone of mockery, insults and bitter backlash that Trump aimed at so many during the campaign?
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Couples who failed to produce a boy 20 or 30 years ago, and endured the mockery of their neighbours, are having the last laugh.
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Despite murmurs from athletes and journalists that Edwards' participation was making a mockery of the games, the Eagle valiantly defended his right to compete.
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As an added bonus, playing Championship Manager didn't bring with it the baggage of potential childish mockery for being a "geeky" video game fan.
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" The arbitrary and absurd list Updike wrote as mockery, Buchanan now pens in utter sincerity: "Lincoln and every president had been a white male.
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One of the brothers, Francisco Siman, told MUNCHIES that they're doing it as an act of "satire and mockery" toward Kim Jong Un's regime.
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Despite all the mockery they received on social media, people began to recognize them—"or at least began to know we existed," laughed Carreño.
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These destructive actions made by the Obama administration not only cause harm, they make a mockery of the rights of states and local governments.
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The young Nauman's thrusting his hips left and right with his hands behind his head gave the earlier version an unquestioned sense of mockery.
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Although circus sideshows have been traded for reality TV shows, the mockery of fat people — especially fat women — has not lessened over the years.
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It is, however, monstrously cruel, inhumane, and shameful and makes a mockery of America's reputation as the most welcoming and generous nation on earth.
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Actress Chloë Grace Moretz says President Trump is making a "mockery" of the country's political system, and she is urging others to speak out.
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"Well, I've become numb," Trump said during an appearance on Fox News's "The O'Reilly Factor" when asked about the mockery from such media outlets.
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Under the Articles of Confederation, local loyalties turned into intense tribalism, making a mockery of the very idea of a "United" States of America.
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Back in 2013, when I began asking Wall Street bankers about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, their reactions ranged from polite dismissal to outright mockery.
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The three guitarists, Buck, Bloch and Escovedo, none of them young, whipped up a fury that made a mockery of the dinner-theatre conceit.
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"The idea of a thousand people walking across your border is to make a mockery of the notion of rule of law," Sanford said.
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Many of Mr. Trump's Republican primary opponents, including Jeb Bush, used Mr. Trump's mockery of the reporter in negative advertisements, seemingly to no avail.
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Warren accused the watchdog of making a "mockery" of its mission to protect investors in a letter sent to Chair Mary Jo White Thursday.
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While touting "tax reform," Senate Republicans have just released a budget outline that makes a mockery of any real reform of the tax code.
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Why can't the taking on of symbols of other cultures, like the sombrero, flip flops and berets, be considered a tribute, not a mockery?
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And a lot of what you hear about Scientology is mockery, or criticism for the many, many fucked up things the church has done.
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I know what it's like to have the overwhelming power of the state used against me to make a mockery of the democratic process.
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Back in 2013, when I began asking Wall Street bankers about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, their reactions ranged from polite dismissal to outright mockery.
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Apostol is a magician with language (think Borges, think Nabokov) who can swing from slang and mockery to the stodgy argot of critical theory.
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Trigger warnings have, of course, become part of the college experience, surviving mockery and concerns about censorship to win acceptance, if not broad approval.
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Is this the country you thought it was or could be, or are Trump and Republicans in Congress making a mockery of your America?
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They tend to brush off mockery by promising that when things go wrong, you'll be the one knocking on their door, asking for help.
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The initial reaction by IS fighters to the split between their enemies and al Qaeda has been mockery, according to the journalist Hala Jaber.
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It was easier to believe our own pleasant fictions about the way things work in America before our president made a mockery of them.
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And counterintuitive though it may seem, ridicule and mockery have long been an effective way to disarm protesters who espouse bigotry and racial supremacy.
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As for Sanders, Biden did not just defeat him across the country, he made a mockery of the senator's main argument for his campaign.
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It is the object of scorn, mockery and disdain — but more of the kind reserved for bad opéra bouffe than for a genuine threat.
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" Journalist Glenn Greenwald said the move "makes a mockery of asylum" and that Ecuador is now "depicting itself as rather subservient to the West.
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He passed his test, keeping a promise to oppose any rushed, secretive bill that made a mockery of the Senate, as Graham-Cassidy has.
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He said back in March that he did so to end the online mockery that nobody should have to suffer in their whole life.
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McGee released his first album in 2018, under the pseudonym Pierre, an alter ego that had been a source of mockery by sports fans.
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The comic actor also opened up about the backlash the film suffered when its first trailer was met with derision and mockery last April.
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The Communist Party's youth wing unveiled, then quickly canned, two new animated spokesmen this week, after receiving a torrent of online mockery and criticism.
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My pride damaged by the teens' mockery, I settled in to finish watching "Jesters: The Game Changers," a Korean movie available on the flight.
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What comes of a country being forced by its puerile "president" to retreat from its world leadership, set to a soundtrack of world mockery?
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During a trip as leader to India in 2018, he and his family faced criticism — and mockery — after they repeatedly wore traditional Indian outfits.
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Far left himself, to the extent that he is political, Pettibon subjected Ronald and Nancy Reagan to some obscene mockery in the nineteen-eighties.
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His return to comedy made a mockery of consent when the New York audience was given no warning of his performance at the Cellar.
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Putin famously made a mockery of Russia's term limits by demoting himself to prime minister for a single term and then reclaiming the presidency.
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All of this makes a mockery of Bloomberg's stated intention that he is entering the race to increase the chances of beating Donald Trump.
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A learning lesson for the internet masses A video of a man shaving on a train went viral, leading to an onslaught of mockery.
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The proposal has attracted a mix of mockery, criticism and praise — and taken the idea of a welfare state to a whole new level.
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Well, we'll just have to carry on talking about what these men have done to us in the face of disbelief, mockery and threats.
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When the precariat attacks, it does so from a position of perceived moral superiority, so its attacks are filled with ridicule, mockery and scorn.
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What's particularly debilitating is the way the news and scandals keep dribbling out, making a mockery of White House denials and the president's credibility.
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You can't reframe the standards of what is deserving of mockery based on this three-dimensional chess game of Is this actually helping him?
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Agency-based studios and packaging fees make a mockery of that and are in violation of the agencies' ethical and legal obligations to writers.
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No small number of liberals bought into that, and "Get Out" is an all-out assault on their complacency, a bloody mockery of it.
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The US is tearing up a friendship treaty with Iran you probably didn't know existed Trump's mockery of Christine Blasey Ford perpetuates rape culture
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Making a mockery of the people serving you aside, is this really how you'd want to try another human being just doing their job?
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But all this would be in service to a bill that wouldn't just break Trump's campaign promises — it would make a mockery of them.
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And I suspect that if you like Vampire Weekend's simultaneous embrace and mockery of high society, you'll also find something to like in the show.
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He is a 'cult hero' in the loosest sense at Arsenal, in that some fans call him 'Lord Bendtner' in mockery of his monumental ego.
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You can accept that he is the president, and campaign like crazy to change that, without watching him make a mockery of the presidential platform.
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Aside from just being generally ripe for mockery, the tweet also, for some reason, chose to represent LGBT issues with an adorable, smiling rainbow ghost.
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The way Abby sees it, Lara's mockery is a slap in the face to Prince George and kids around the globe who love to dance.
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All this said, of course, any political prognostication has to contend with the fact that Trump has consistently made a mockery of the conventional wisdom.
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Emerging from an almost comically overcrowded GOP field of 17 candidates, Trump has beaten all the projections and made an abject mockery of campaign dogma.
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Where most religions react to mockery with anger, and sometimes even violence, the LDS Church embraced what others might have considered to be an insult.
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Using the bezel control is fast, logical, and the best interface on a round smartwatch I've ever seen, and makes a mockery of Android Wear.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) was speaking over Grassley, calling the hearing a "charade and a mockery of our norms," protesters in the room began shouting.
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They do not want to seem like killjoys, and yet they do not want to collude with activities that make a mockery of their doctrines.
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The book's mockery of the church's Sun-centric stance soon resulted in an inquisition, and an eventual publication ban for any of Galileo's future works.
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I stumbled on logs and obstacles hidden by rotting leaves, falling a half-dozen times before turning around and receiving well-earned mockery from locals.
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The suggestion is absurd, and if the conclusion is that they do, it would make a mockery of the global rules-based system of trade.
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I had worked so hard to gain respect at the school and I felt this made a mockery of me and what I stood for.
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As a consequence of this bold move … no, hang on, turns out there were no consequences whatsoever, unless you count widespread mockery such as this.
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It could have been a cheap mockery of Star Trek, but it turned out to be a delightful, earnest love letter to the classic franchise.
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" Russian Olympic chief Alexander Zhukov backed her up: "The situation with Darya Klishina appears to be cynical mockery of the Russian sportswoman by the IAAF.
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These three actions—my hand reaching my pocket for a smartphone that isn't there, the mockery, the charity—reveal the true allure of the smartphone.
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While this moment of SATC mockery is great, the unexpected girls' brunch later in the episode is something I would like played at my funeral.
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The migrant crisis, which has made a mockery of borders, looks tailor-made for a common European approach on interior as well as foreign policy.
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Even though some of our cases may seem extreme, most women have experienced some level of shame, mockery, or abuse due solely to their gender.
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Amidst the fan's criticism and mockery, Paletta has performed consistently, week in and week out, highlighting his valid skills in the role of centre-back.
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Brighton are a unique case: the town's association with the gay community has been a source of vitriol and mockery from rival fans for decades.
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The real question for Republicans is whether they will continue to countenance a president who has debased himself and made a mockery of American values.
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I've always believed, in the face of much mockery from my peers, that Andre Drummond is going to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
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"What reasonable person wants to subject themselves to that kind of mockery and ridicule, and worse subject their families, their children to it?" asked Haynes.
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A new study that puts an astronomical price tag on a Medicare-for-all proposal has prompted mockery from conservatives and defensive cries from liberals.
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Among sea bream and nougat, cava and hangovers, the hope that the Christ Child or Santa will finally bring a government is an overstated mockery.
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When Mark Zuckerberg posted this photo of himself walking past an auditorium full of people wearing virtual reality headsets, it provoked predictable mockery on Twitter.
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Republicans say Obama is making a mockery of the law with his immigration actions and have expressed confidence he will be handed a stinging defeat.
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The would-be first ladies will survive nudity, and mockery, but both of them have been diminished, stripped of their personhood and reduced to objects.
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That writer and director Dan Gilroy tackles a subject so incredibly ripe for mockery but goes for the easiest, most tired clichés is quite disappointing.
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It frequently posts mockery of the US intelligence community and "liberal elites," tweeting about Syria in between posting gorgeous shots of snow-covered Russian landscapes.
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To have said something that seemingly makes a mockery of what they've gone through and what they live with is something that I apologize for.
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The company has also become the source of widespread mockery on social media, with its "Overwatch" character Mei morphing into an unofficial anti-Blizzard mascot.
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A 120-day or less review of these monuments makes a mockery of the transparent, civil process taken to engage the public in these decisions.
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"Under Pai's leadership the FCC has made a mockery of our democratic process," Evan Greer, Fight for the Future's campaign director, said in a statement.
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" Goop mockery crystallized into a fervor early this year when the site posted this whopper of a headline: "Better Sex: Jade Eggs for Your Yoni.
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"The 'Boycott Dolce & Gabbana' T-shirt they created completely makes a mockery of what 'boycotting' is," Raury told GQ in an interview earlier this week.
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California has been a favorite object for political mockery since the days of the Free Speech Movement in Berkeley and Flower Power in Haight-Ashbury.
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Congressional leaders are rushing this bill because they know it's unpopular, and their haste is making a mockery of the institution that McCain holds dear.
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They never could have envisioned another, unofficial branch of government that now is making a mockery of the model they created: the social media branch.
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It was the mockery from leaders I had trusted and the implication that, if it had happened, I must have done something to invite it.
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The pleasure of his fiction has always been in its disobedience — in plots that make a mockery of the term, characters who shirk their duties.
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Social media exploded with mockery at reports that French might enter the race, and reporters dug through the archives of French's writing looking for controversy.
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To take on the appearance of one's skin, but none of the suffering endured as a result of racism, makes a mockery of our experiences.
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Cunning users termed him Gaysper, and as the image went viral, he transformed from intended insult to a stance against hatred via mockery and humor.
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It makes a mockery of the very idea of social mobility, the promise that those with talent who work hard can compete on equal terms.
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Meanwhile, among my classmates, I no longer flew under the radar; instead, I was singled out, and my ethnicity made me a target for mockery.
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In this jungle, a mockery of the American constitutional mythos as it is, Donald Trump, for all his foibles, is the greatest and strongest beast.
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"The country is burning, the government has made a mockery of the constitution," said D. Raja, a general secretary of the Communist Party of India.
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Trump's mockery encapsulates the conundrum facing Democrats as the 2020 campaign kicks into gear, even before the 2018 midterm race wraps up in 21 days.
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While the photographs are the butt of jokes and mockery online, the images of Kim on horseback touring the mountain are imbued with potent symbolism.
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For Trump, who may be more conscious of how he is perceived than any politician in history, the mockery is likely to be especially painful.
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The Trump administration would soon stonewall Congress on a host of subpoenas for witnesses and documents, effectively making a mockery of lawmakers' constitutional oversight powers.
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The phrase provoked widespread criticism and mockery of the bill, which Republicans passed after revising it to allow the choice of an external ultrasound instead.
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The FEC's frozen state is particularly dismaying given how campaigns, nonprofits, and Super PACs are making a mockery of the law during the 2016 campaign.
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"I'm stunned by the hate, threats and mockery leveled at Walter Luebcke even after his death," Justice Minister Katarina Barley told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily.
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Still, they finished one point behind the bloody Arsenal, and a season's worth of hard work was washed away by a tsunami of mockery and pain.
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Abigail makes a mockery of the series' archetype Ryu—the dignified, perma-frowning loner whose interests comprise walking and not enjoying himself—and I love it.
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But over the years, mockery and criticism have slowly crept into the general reverence we still tend to adopt for this landmark musical of the '90s.
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The idea that Rubio could be a "winner" in Iowa despite coming in third (as the polls currently predict) has come in for some mockery lately.
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I suspect all of these iPhone-esque gestures and animations will garner some combination of angst, schadenfreude, mockery, or relief depending on who's doing the reacting.
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Like those films, Velvet Buzzsaw is full of acidly overbright, larger-than-life figures who hold particular parts of their insular creative world up for mockery.
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The hysterical liberal call-out produced a breeding ground for an online backlash of irreverent mockery and anti-PC, typified by charismatic figures like Milo [Yiannopoulos].
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But more than the extent of graft, what has enraged Mexicans is the audacity and mockery the powers that be are displaying when carrying it out.
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"The Onion's scathing, relentless mockery of Israeli propaganda reflects a radical shift in US political discourse," journalist Glenn Greenwald of the Intercept explained in an email.
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Sir Angus worries that the British economy is "enriching the few at the expense of the many", which in turn "is making a mockery of democracy".
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When its leader, Pauline Hanson, recently attended a Senate debate in a burka to demonstrate the perils of admitting Muslims, she won more mockery than praise.
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Moreover, he manages to pull off that trick without ever once tipping over into caricature or mockery – even when his character is at her most obnoxious.
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Total Frat Movie is a mockery of what it's really like to attend a large school with a diverse community full of intelligent and dynamic students.
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You are inherently saying, "This subject is worthy of mockery," which is exactly why John Oliver's specific brand of trolling stunts have such laser-targeted focus.
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She was packaged as a sex object, emphasis on the object, and she reacted by spiraling out of control and becoming a figure of public mockery.
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Ocasio-Cortez's sarcastic mockery of the story on Twitter found its way into other news outlets' coverage, possibly helping minimize its potential damage to Warren's campaign.
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There is a massive injustice being done in a nation that believes in equal justice under the law; marijuana enforcement makes a mockery of that ideal.
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Since then, Brexit and recent Western elections have made a caustic mockery of notion that social media might bring nations together, rather than split them apart.
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Here he delivers another short, succinct video filled with curious life events for his protagonist, Steve, that combine a little a fantasy and a little mockery.
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All these nods and winks, she argued, make a mockery of Mr Trump's attempts, in the past week, to reset his image among non-white Americans.
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Old-style press censorship is easy; but all those docile delegates have access on their smartphones to the mockery and anger it provokes on the internet.
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The judges said the EPA's action "makes a mockery of the statute" and that "there is no textual basis for EPA's current interpretation" of the law.
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THE CARPETBAGGER The British comedian, notorious for his awards-show mockery, will serve as M.C. of the show for a fifth and, he says, final time.
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"Introducing Gholami for the Science Ministry is a mockery of all the hopes students had when they campaigned during the elections," one student lamented on Twitter.
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The company still walked away with the spectrum, making a "mockery" of discounts that were intended for small businesses, as FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai put it.
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His failure to connect was encapsulated by an incident in which his fascination with a supermarket scanner during his 1992 re-election campaign triggered widespread mockery.
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In response, a handful of students at the University of Belgrade founded the civic protest group Otpor (translation: Resistance!) on two strategies: grassroots opposition and mockery.
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But the modern enforcement regime makes a mockery of the law, as governments feign powerlessness against an entity they themselves created by granting it a charter.
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"This mockery is a slander against every ally that has supported the U.S. effort in Afghanistan with troops who fought and often died," the board responded.
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The judges said the EPA's action "makes a mockery of the statute" and that "there is no textual basis for EPA's current interpretation" of the law.
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Later on we see four small grotesque gilded heads, mouths agape, baying in mockery, mounted on the reconstructed frame of the roof of a carriage. Whose?
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The Republican Party's official Twitter account on Wednesday dismissed former FBI Director James Comey's testimony with a movie gif, prompting immediate mockery by social media users.
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"Giuliani's impassioned and animated defense of Trump in recent weeks has prompted mockery, with a recent ad on New York's subway ridiculing him as "crazy Rudy.
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Those courts held that the right to self-representation as established in Faretta was absolute, as absolute as the mockery of the justice system they made.
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At other times, she avoids mentioning Lyme altogether when admitted to the hospital, keen to skip the knee-jerk mockery and mistrust of the medical staff.
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Although ugliness is in the eye of the beholder, some of the world's most hated buildings have been the subjects of derision and mockery for years.
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The "tanking" strategy, led by a general manager, Sam Hinkie, who resigned in April, has irritated a lot of people and inspired a lot of mockery.
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John saw condescension and mockery at the hands of the cultural elite: Let's call the federal government's treatment of Appalachian culture exactly what it is: Genocide.
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The videos depict "egregious behavior," including sexual assault, violence, discriminatory mockery and hostility toward people with disabilities, University Chancellor Kent Syverud said in a statement Sunday.
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After a recent round of mockery of Henan from an aspiring television celebrity, Mr. Jing, a science journalist from the province, decided he had had enough.
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There are rules about when a president may impose tariffs; Trump has obeyed the letter of these rules, barely, but made a mockery of their spirit.
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Man buns, handwashing signs, the cold-pressed juice industry: Each of these is obviously deserving of ridicule and public mockery, but Dern's approach was refreshingly original.
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Its leading voices believe very deeply that biting mockery — including, yes, insults targeting your opponents' physical appearance — are a vital tool for holding the powerful accountable.
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The Trump campaign was relatively late to react to the mockery, having focused instead on the idea that Biden is being divisive during a national crisis.
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In this, as in so many other areas, President Trump made a mockery of the process by submitting a gonzo health report from his Manhattan physician.
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The optimistic one is that the commission had to intervene aggressively to save its reputation because the Italian government made a mockery of the budgetary process.
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"There is a sense that the filibuster, once an extraordinary tool, has become so commonplace as to make a mockery of majority rule," Mr. Axelrod said.
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There was nothing new in Trump's mockery — neither his targets nor his language was fresh — but he had wrenched the media's attention in his direction anyway.
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Posing last weekend as a saffron-robed monk in a cave at a Hindu pilgrimage site, Mr. Modi provoked much mockery among India's English-speaking intelligentsia.
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Humor and mockery are also good strategies for classic political protest — whether against politicians who enable white supremacists, or policies like tax cuts for the rich.
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But perhaps when we find ourselves fighting over toilet paper and slinging mockery and denigration on Facebook, we could use this moment to look at ourselves.
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Now more than ever, while the emotionally delayed bully who inhabits our highest office models baiting, cruelty and mockery instead, every attempt at kindness is essential.
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Now they are making a mockery of what is meant to be a careful and deliberative process by playing three-card monte with the American people.
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De Blasio's presidential ambitions have been the subject of some mockery among New Yorkers, three-quarters of whom do not believe he should run in 2020.
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Another, Fifi Abdou, an Egyptian national treasure viewed with both affection and mockery for her boisterous personality, has been reincarnated in retirement thanks to social media.
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"Donald Trump is making a mockery of our electoral system with these blatant violations of FEC law," the fund's president Brad Woodhouse said in a statement.
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His advocacy of the heliocentric theory earned him mockery, censure and, in 1633, a trial in Rome, at which he recanted before a jury of cardinals.
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It is a gain for Iran, whose advance amid the gradual surrender of the Islamic State makes a mockery of vows to contain its growing influence.
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We're estranged from some of our most important allies, who are exhausted by Trump's moods, offended by his mockery of them and chilled by his ignorance.
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This is a man who views the objects of his anger and mockery as less-than-deserving of respect, and who lacks the instinct for decency.
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Still, Ansari's comic mockery has gotten more precise since his tour last year, which broke down the world into woke people, Trump people and everyone else.
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Even if you felt bad for him, it was hard to take issue with the mockery, if only because Arrington all but delivered the punchlines himself.
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But before that victory the suffragettes who fought for it faced the mockery, suppression and punishment that always attend the beginning of a struggle for rights.
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In his statement, Jonas said he had rejected the Guptas' offer "out of hand", saying it made a mockery of South Africa's 22-year-old democracy.
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Some, including Coach Steve Kerr of Golden State, who will lead the West squad, said players had made a "mockery" of the process by wasting votes.
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I want to know that the one occupying the Oval Office shares my reverence for what it represents rather than make a global mockery of it.
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Dunlop replied, "You are just getting a taste of what it's like the other way round" — the way the West routinely levies mockery at Eastern dishes.
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The willingness of AHCA's drafters to eliminate this program makes a mockery of the already ridiculous claims that they are "saving" people with disabilities from Obamacare.
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Update, July 15th, 2018, at 5:30pm ET: Musk has apparently deleted the tweets after they resulted in widespread media coverage (as well as anger and mockery).
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It's well known TP USA and its founder Charlie Kirk have been facing an unending slew of mockery since the October 2017 event at Kent State University.
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We are encouraged by her action and hope that the slurs and mockery of tribal citizens and Indian history and heritage will now come to an end.
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"Facial-recognition technology snatches our biometric data without our knowledge or consent, making a mockery of our right to privacy," said Megan Goulding, a lawyer at Liberty.
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People joked about tucking them into their carrying case at night wrapped in $100 bills, and tweeted mockery of the well-dressed bros who adopted them first.
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You have to wait out the cruel late-night jokes and the sexist media coverage about you and the gossip and conjecture and slut-shaming and mockery.
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His campaign made a mockery of political reporters who thought they were — in the old sports metaphor — the referees, blowing their whistles ineffectually as he marched past.
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But beyond the jibes and mockery, there are lessons for the candidates looking to replicate their primary success and, they hope, exceed their results in the general.
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In the early 2000s, it used to be mostly mockery, a way to poke fun at gaffes, and was usually limited to sitting presidents and presidential candidates.
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Business travellers have already had to put up with the TSA's inability to handle passenger flows, mockery of their ignorance, gross misconduct and failure to detect threats.
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Sen. Jeff Flake said that President Trump's mockery of Christine Blasey Ford at his rally on Tuesday night was "appalling" during an appearance on NBC's "Today" Wednesday.
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It would be easy for the band to be mad about the quasi-mockery, but Smash Mouth took the newfound interest of their old single in stride.
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Many people have been waiting for the perfect way to make a mockery of the Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump, and here is their shining moment.
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AT&T said last week that it will roll out 5G to its first three cities this year: Dallas, Atlanta, and Waco (the subject of Ray's mockery).
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It may look like consummate stubbornness for us to continue preaching caution on Mr Woods's future, just two days after he made a mockery of such counsel.
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And that NYT opinion editors James Bennet and Jonathan Weisman are defending this in the name of 'diversity' and 'free speech' makes a mockery of both concepts.
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He stayed silent throughout the internet's mockery of what is clearly a midlife crisis tattoo, but now he wants the world to know that he is fine.
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This is a classic Schnoo troll, one that bears more resemblance to an art project than the sort of disingenuous mockery we usually associate the word with.
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In this new mockumentary, about a former boy-band sensation learning that his stranglehold on the charts isn't permanent, the trio's mockery remains as kind as ever.
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The idea that Megrahi could walk out of prison on "compassionate" ground made a mockery of everything that Mueller had dedicated his life to fighting and doing.
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The winning streak is widely attributed to Colbert's continued mockery of Trump, and shows no signs of slowing — at least while the President is still making headlines.
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The GOP campaign won't officially be over by Wednesday morning, and in a political season that has made a mockery of the conventional wisdom, anything seems possible.
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This detrimental proposal would create uncertainty for employees, employers and local enforcement agencies, and undermine the public's health, while making a mockery of our state legislative process.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) and mockery of a disabled journalist, just to name a few.
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A top coal executive is suing John Oliver over the "Last Week Tonight" host's mockery of him during a segment on the decline of the coal industry.
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From the moment he announced his candidacy, entrenched D.C. politicians and media super elites fell over themselves to make a mockery of him and smeared him incessantly.
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But Anderson's deal, which allowed him to plead no contest to a lesser charge, makes a mockery of Waco's and Baylor's religious standards, and of the law.
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And most visibly, he shed the well-known Tribune name, changing it to Tronc, for Tribune online content — a move that drew instant mockery on the internet.
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The Great Recession and subsequent recovery spending may have been unforeseeable, but these events have made a mockery of the idea of a world without government debt.
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Nunes's story quickly fell apart, however, and his late-night visit to the White House complex, known as "the midnight run," became the source of much mockery.
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They took all the hits and mockery for pursuing an opaque process, hiding legislation from even their own members until just before votes, and that ultimately failed.
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The way I swayed back and forth down the street made a mockery of the Greek ideal of balance, at least in the battleground of my body.
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He did not respond to the president's mockery, and on Wednesday morning, refused to engage when he was asked on CNN to comment about Mr. Trump's remarks.
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As his support has grown, however, the government has turned from mockery to accusations of increasingly serious crimes, including an alleged coup plot to overthrow Mr. Poroshenko.
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After months of delay, and after enduring mockery from the Trump administration, three major European allies on Thursday finally introduced a financial mechanism to do just that.
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But as conservative male mockery of Thunberg and others shows, climate politics has quickly become the next big battle in the culture war—on a global scale.
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One important difference is that it is possible, or at least up for debate, for Trump's decorum, health care plan, tax bill or hair to deserve mockery.
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China's unchecked abuse of the global free-trade regime makes a mockery of the very idea that the world can operate according to a rules-based order.
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The online reaction to those chompers, a mix of mockery and horror, was so strong that the filmmakers returned to the drawing board to redesign the character.
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The crisis has stoked a wave of anti-China sentiment around the globe, from shops barring Chinese tourists to online mockery and surprise checks on foreign workers.
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During the Bund's high point from 1936 through 1939, which culminated in a Madison Square Garden rally some 22,000 strong, Winchell delighted in incessant mockery of Kuhn.
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